LibGuides: South Carolina History: Print Resources

Maps and Atlases

Atlas of historical county boundaries: South Carolina by John H. Long, editor; compiled by Gordon DenBoer and Kathryn Ford Thorne.
Call Number: REF G1201 .F7 A8

ISBN: 0133663604

Publication Date: 1997
The Atlas of the Civil War by edited by James M. McPherson.
Call Number: REF G1201 .S5 A85

ISBN: 0025790501

Publication Date: 1994
The Routledge historical atlas of the American South by Andrew Frank.
Call Number: G1281 .S5 F7

ISBN: 041592135X

Primary Sources

Recollections and reminiscences, 1861-1865 through World War I.
Call Number: REF E484 .R44 1990

Publication Date: 1990

Introductory Sources

Encyclopedia of South Carolina by Somerset Publishers
Call Number: REF F269 .E53 2000

ISBN: 0403093473

Publication Date: 2000
Encyclopedia of South Carolina Indians : tribes, nations and people of the woodlands areas. by Donald Ricky
Call Number: REF E78 .S6 E5 1998

ISBN: 0403093082

Publication Date: 1998
Encyclopedia of Southern Culture by Charles Reagan Wilson & William Ferris, coeditors
Call Number: REF F209 .E53 1989

ISBN: 0807818232

Publication Date: 1989
The Encyclopedia of Southern history by edited by David C. Roller and Robert W. Twyman
Call Number: REF F207.7 .E52

ISBN: 0807105759

Publication Date: 1979
South Carolina biographical dictionary
Call Number: REF CT259 .S68 2000

ISBN: 0403093074

Publication Date: 2000
The South Carolina encyclopedia by edited by Walter Edgar.
Call Number: REF F269 .S764 2006

ISBN: 1570035989

Publication Date: 2006
South Carolina : a history by Walter Edgar.
Call Number: REF F269 .E34 1998

ISBN: 1570032556

Publication Date: 1998
South Carolina statistical abstract
Call Number: HA622 .A36

Publication Date: 1972

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South Carolina women by Idella Bodie.
Call Number: REF CT3260 .B62 1991

ISBN: 0878440798

Publication Date: 1991

Covering an era from the early twentieth century to the present, this volume features twenty-seven South Carolina women of varied backgrounds whose stories reflect the ever-widening array of activities and occupations in which women were engaged in a transformative era that included depression, world wars, and dramatic changes in the role of women.